orange cream popsicle creamy ∙ citrus ∙ vanilla 🍦 🍊 🍦 🍊 🍦 inspired by the dreamsicle. There's no denying it, dreamsicles are a staple in the summer time sweet treat category. These bright and creamy-tangy treats bring us right back to childhood, so we made a blend inspired by them. The Orange Cream Popsicle tea blend is completely indulgent and tastes just like a dreamsicle from the ice cream truck! While it tastes like an indulgent dessert, this blend improves focus and is rich in antioxidants that protect the body from damage. To be more exact, oolong contains epigallocatechin gallate, a catechin that prevents memory loss and cognitive decline! Orange Cream Popsicle Oolong Made with oolong tea, orange peels, safflower, calendula...
creamed honey 🌼 fluffy ∙ spreadable ∙ natural 🌼 This wholesomely made creamed honey can be used as a spread, dessert topping, or as a sweet treat straight from the spoon! Creamed Honey Use this one on peanut butter sandwiches or spread it on a cracker with a piece of cheese! Chocolate Creamed Honey Use this one in oatmeal or yogurt! Cinnamon Creamed Honey Use this one as a spread or dip with apple slices! SCIENCE TELLS US Raw honey has been used as a folk remedy throughout history and has a variety of health benefits and medical uses. Here are just a few: Raw honey is packed with antioxidants, which help protect your body from cell damage due to free...
Lemongrass: antibacterial & digestive support 🌿 🍋 🌿 The Purifying Plant Historically, lemongrass was often used for its oils. During the 17th century, it was distilled and shipped around the world as part of the perfume industry. Lemongrass has been a traditional healing herb in its native regions for a long time. It is so helpful in reducing fevers that it has earned the name “fever grass” in some cultures. Lemongrass is refreshing, bright, and citrusy. Its herbaceous essence inspires feelings of cleanliness and peace! SCIENCE TELLS US Lemongrass is used for treating bacterial and fungal issues, as well as to reduce chronic inflammation for conditions such as arthritis and cardiovascular disease. Lemongrass has a cooling energy that helps to soothe your stomach...
🧡 orange peel 🧡 Improves Oral Health & Boosts Digestive System A sailor's BFF. Oranges symbolize good luck, joy, and creativity, but more famously, oranges were used to prevent scurvy. Sailors were initially skeptical that the solution could be so simple, but of course, they didn't realize that scurvy was caused from a lack of vitamin C. Read more on the health benefits of orange peel + check out our orange teas. ⬇ SCIENCE TELLS US Orange peel whitens teeth and reduces sensitivity. The citrus also acts as a natural breath freshener. The high concentration of Vitamin C and Vitamin A in orange peel will strengthen your immune system and keep a cold, cough, and flu far far away! Orange peels contain...
ANTIOXIDANTS the science behind them + why they are relevant to tea 🌿 ☀️ 🌿 ☀️ 🌿 What really is an antioxidant? Basically, antioxidants are compounds that inhibit oxidation. Oxidation is a chemical reaction that can produce free radicals and chain reactions that may damage the cells of organisms, which play a role in heart disease, cancer, and other diseases. Eating certain foods like broccoli, spinach, and carrots or taking vitamins C or E can give your body boosts of antioxidants! But did you know that loose leaf tea contains lots of antioxidants? Sometimes even higher levels than vegetables! ⬇ Free Radicals = Zombie Apocalypse (it's just a metaphor) Free radicals can be atoms, molecules, or ions that have at least...
